Lapbooking
Lapbooking Links
- Lapbooking Basic How-tos
- How to Plan a Lapbook
- Lapbooking FAQ & Polls
- Specific Lapbook Theme Pages
- Lapbook Blog Posts
- Minibook Gallery
- Lapbooking as Narration
- Is Lapbooking Controlling Your Curriculum?
- Lapbooking Video Showcase
Covers from Lapbooks
Hover over the right side or left side (center) of the image for a plus or minus to appear. Use the signs to flip through these images of lapbooks made over the years since Kindergarten. You can find all of our lapbook pictures at Flickr.
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First I want to comment on your blog. I absolutely love checking in on your blog and seeing what you and sprite have been up to! I have just recently discovered your new blog. I have some lapbooking questions for you. How do you store all of your lapbooks? Does Sprite go back and enjoy all of the lapbooks that she has created? Thank you, Kristen
Yes, I have the same questions as the last post on this topic. How do you store them and does Sprite pull out old ones and enjoy them?
Donna, I store our lapbooks in file folder containers.
You can see a photo here. (Scroll 3/4th of the way down.)
And yes, we do pull them out and look at them for reference and for fun.
I think I’m starting to understand lapbooking a little. Do you like it better than “Notebooking”?
Thank you for posting this!
Robin
Robin, we actually like both and still use both. Sometimes we mix them together too.
Jimmie, we’re in the process of building a Tapestry of Grace co-op. One of the classes I’ll be teaching is Lapbooking on Ancient Egypt. Since it’ll be for a variety of ages, I wonder which resources you used for Ancient Egypt when Sprite was in 1st grade. Do you have a blog on that one, that I’m missing? Any advice would be much appreciated. I love your blog, and am so grateful for how you bless us all with your creativity and insights. God bless you for all you do! Sue J.
i have found your blog by accident while looking for a human body lapbook. obviously i found the one you did in 2006. i have been searching ever since for that movable arm. pull the tab and the arm “flexes” please tell me where I can find it! Thanks so much for all the tips i am finding on your blog!
I have found a wealth of resources and information through your site. It has been informative and I feel I will be able to begin using notebooking & lapbooking to increase the effectiveness of my instruction. Thanks!